When towering sea monsters rise to destroy the island city of Altamira, the people look to a most unlikely hero: Carlos, the Kaiju Killer - a 5'2" whirlwind of kicks, punches, and attitude who takes down leviathans with ease and style. Part high-octane kaiju battle series, part heartfelt story of community, Carlos the Kaiju Killer blends the spectacle of classic Japanese Tokusatsu shows with the mythology of the Taíno people of Puerto Rico. The result is a thrilling, character-driven graphic novel that's as joyful as a summer blockbuster and as resonant as a mythic epic. With crisp, cinematic action and expressive, cartoon-inflected artwork reminiscent of Pixar and Jeff Smith's Bone and RASL, this is a book for readers who want giant monsters, bold heroes, and a story with real heart. Perfect for fans of Pacific Rim, Super Sentai, and Spider-Verse, Carlos the Kaiju Killer is a celebration of courage, culture, and the belief that even the smallest champion can inspire a city to rise up and fight back.